Integrated Master in Architecture
Specialization Profile in Interiors Architecture and Building Rehabilitation
The Integrated Master in Architecture with the specialization profile in Interior Architecture and Building Rehabilitation is a complete course in Architecture, recognized by the Portuguese Architects Association and by the European Directive 2005/36/CE.
It adds specific skills in terms of qualification and detail of built spaces and building rehabilitation, which could be decisive in the future success of integration into the job market.
The integration of this course in the Integrated Master in Architecture is in the final stages of approval by A3ES, maintaining the Specialization Profile in Interiors and Building Rehabilitation. It is expected that the integration of students in this Integrated Master will take place in 2023/2024.
This specialization is destined to all that aim to acquire a training in Architecture that allows them the academic and professional recognition of an Integrated Master on Architecture, but that wish to complement their study through a closer relation with materials and the detail of architectural elements, and possess a sensibility toward aesthetic and cultural dialogue with pre-existent built spaces and structures.
The Integrated Master in Architecture with Specialization in Interiors and Building Rehabilitation is a complete Architecture study, recognized by the Portuguese Architects Association and by the European Decree 2005/36/CE, with the same academic and professional recognition of the main branch of the integrated Master in Architecture. Upon the approval of the Master Final Assignment, the masters in architecture, with a specialization in Interiors and Building Rehabilitation, acquire the professional status of architects, and are able to exercise the actions of their profession in any area of activity.
With this specialization, we aim to provide a larger diversity in professional opportunities, adding to the area of Architecture, Interior Architecture, Rehabilitation and Ephemerous Architectures (exhibitions, commercial, non-permanent, etc.), always with special attention to knowledge and detail of materials and of the architectural elements that we deem fundamental for a qualified approach to the profession of Architect.
The teaching staff of the Integrated Master in Architecture with Specialization in Interiors and Building Rehabilitation includes professionals with a vast experience in project, as well as teachers from the other curricular areas present in this training that teach the specific contents to each curricular unit in an integrative perspective and articulated by a global view of the course and competences to be acquired.
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with specialization in Interiors and Building Rehabilitation